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Have a funny or interesting story to share about being a parent today? Participate in the #AajKalKeBacche blogger contest
Have a funny or interesting story to share about being a parent today? Participate in the Women’s Web – Kid Social Shell #AajKalKeBacche blogger contest.
#AajKalKeBacche! How often have you said that? (“Kids Today!” for our non-Hindi speaking readers)
Children today are growing up in a connected world, and there’s no getting away from that!
You can love it, hate it, tolerate it – but as a modern parent, you cannot avoid this social world that kids are growing up in.
Here’s your chance to write about #AajKalKeBacche and share your thoughts, experiences, and life as a parent today.
Thank you all for participating! The teams at Women’s Web as well as Kid Social Shell enjoyed reading your entries. We know you are eager to know the prize winners, so here we go.
The 1st prize (a Rs.3000 shopping voucher) goes to Preethi Venugopala, for her post, When Karma Returns
The 2nd prize (a Rs.2000 shopping voucher) goes to Satarupa Chakravarthy for her post, Confessions, Apologies…and a whole lot of truth
The 3rd prize (a Rs.1000 shopping voucher) goes to Poonam Khanduja for her post, Curiously Smart, Kiddo!
5 participation prizes (each receives a cool coffee mug and key chain from Kid Social Shell) go to Sridevi Datta, Mersha, Sreesha Divakaran, Deepa R. Krishnan and Jeydevi
PLUS, The 5 Most Hilarious Posts to each win a minion themed pencil case are from Sowjanya, TravellingFeetJo, Shilarya, Ashreyamom and Deepa.
Thank you all for participating – do stay tuned for more such contests and other initiatives from Women’s Web!
Step 1: Write a blog post on your blog around the theme, #AajKalKeBacche. Feel free to be crazy, serious and all things in-between.
Some of the things you could write about:
Step 2: Make sure to add this paragraph to your post:
“This blogger contest is supported by Kid Social Shell, a unique digital parenting platform with 11 gaming-learning apps. Use it play 3D nursery rhymes, counting number games, shapes games, fun math worksheets, coloring games and more!”
Step 3: Submit a link to your blogpost in the comments section below with your name.
And…you are done! (You could also use the hashtag #AajKalKeBacche to post your blog on social media)
Your post must be written and submitted here before 21st July 26th July 10PM IST. (This contest has been extended by a few days, on account of many of our readers having missed it at the beginning, and requesting for a few more days, so here’s your chance to send in your post now!)
Here are the fun prizes courtesy Kid Social Shell.
Kid Social Shell is a unique digital parenting platform that bridges the gap between parents and their children as it offers kids oriented learning content and rich productive parenting tools.
Some of the benefits offered by the Kid Social Shell platform are:
Monitoring your child’s performance.
Interacting with like minded parents
A secure hub for kids
The app consists of 11 gaming-learning applications such as 3D Nursery Rhymes, Counting Number Games, Math Worksheet, Shapes games, Coloring games and 6 others.
Download the app on your mobile here.
Child with tablet image used from Shutterstock
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